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FOR RENT--HOUSES


LoR RENr-l6%l 18TH ST. n W., 10 ROOM
Il house AL mod imps-. Apply to l6$5 18th NJ
JrcR RENT--HANpsoMk TEN ROOM COTTAGE
y ~ Co.onis kssch, for rHut for summer for 900
WALhEk 4 WILSON. 1905 ST NV. sp2f-3t
JyoR RENT-NEw III ROOM HOUSE, KITCHEN
IL dining room. &c. ON first floor; hard wood fuish
best heating apparatus. yeptilatng CRATES aud ever
Improvement lsrre lot o choice home. Apply 20 W
G. DODGE. 200 9th stp.w apr -2m
lcoR RENT-FRoM NAY 1, BRICK ii:S7 9TH 81
II Nv. eaEht rooms aud water: els per month
JAMES ". TYLER. s2e st a. W tsecoIs
foor.) sp21 SIT
IroR RENT-FuRNIsHED HOUSE or MINI
II rooms. south front, overlooking Iowa Circle frur
Nay l5 TO November reasonable rental referenc{
required. no children; 12ll Rhode IslAnd ave- NV
ISoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE OF sFyEi
It rooms, desirable IN every way. s25 q month ~
ave monthsL 1924 Sth St NV ap29 81.
uNoR RENT-yERy DESIRABLE BRICk. 81,
1t l1th st. NV. 10 rooms. bath cellar. furnace-rOom
&c al in the very best repair. s15. Also Brick p3l
Vi St NV; q rooms bath. &c. $50. Both Of thcss
ap27-3t ALBERT i. FOX. aoo st. nv
INOR RFNT-A NEW THRFE-sToRY AND BASE
II ment Brick House, el2 Massachusetts, ave. n w. al
modern improvements. Apply 20 d. K PLAIN. p01
Massachusetts, ave. ap21-ot.
INoRRENT-5le Sd ST NV tNEAR PENSION
II Offce). comfortable theeestory Brick Dwelling
seven rooms bath cellar aud large yard Inquire ..
HARRY c. BIRGf, 1891 81. NV. aI25-4t'
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ANOTHER NV DEPARTMENT

1ANOIdEh A\EW DEPARTMENT.
We have opened Fancy "Embroidery'' De-
partment in the suite of rooms on the second
floor in the annex (1O13 ST. where we are
prepared to do all kinds of stamping. In ready
stamped goods we have full line of dust bags,
shoe bags. umbrella cases, laundry bags, bureau
scsrfs splashers, doylies tides, DC. In Wors-
teds we have single and double Germantown,
two and four-fold zephyrs Saxony yarns, Shet-
land floss, Shetland wool, fairy hoss, Smyrna
woods, Spanish knitting yarns, English crewels,
&c Infancy work fabrics we have all the art col
ors in silk plush, japanese silks, felts, figured
satins, &c. In threads we have all colors of lin
en- f1ess, spool and skein embroidery silk, knit
ting silk, flo floss, floselle, Japanese etching
silk, wash silk. &c. We also have full line of
plush balls, fancy cords, tinseled and frosted
balls, crochet and embroidery cottons Knitting,
crochet, and crewel needles.
(Second foor-Threugh south archl
ap27 WOODWARD & LOTHKOP
VNHE STAR REFRIGERAToRs
l. Are the Best
Manufactured expressly for
THE FAIR,
ap26-5t .-...,--. 812 9TH ST. n ".
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PunsE Emptiness

u OhSb
May compel you sometimes TO buy lov.,r,cs, ,oot-
~, oesL ~ niha INIT no matter how low in
p1oe there not Shoe IN house but Whist N msde
Of durable mstefal Win all leather sole af a,,I A.,
style and 1t 70 the hshest-prtced she'd
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL BARGAINS IN low
PhioRD RELIABLE FOOTWEAR
FOR LADIES
DC Genuine Serge Slippers
74c. LASTING Laced and Coreresa
75c Kid. Low, Button and Ties
Csc Pebble and Kid Button Boox
eI23 Glove or Serye-top Button.
sl-4s Genuine Kid Button BootA
FOR GENTLEMEN.
34c- Serviceable House Slippers
S1-23 Low Button. Straps aud Tiez
sl25 Caters. Laced and Button
s1s5 Seamless lamp Shoes.
81 "Hahn's Famous" Calf shoes
Nisses 81 genuine hid and pebble worried hole heel
or spring heels
child's a TO 8, Soc tipped spring heels.
Cald's a 70 10, 75c. pebble and kid button.
Boys and Youths 9gc solid button.
,, Bsss m.lsrs nns shoes Ten Per cent lower s,.n
WIN HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE sHoH HOUSE
~ss $40 7rH 81. ana lo.erx1N. Avr
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The sensational story about the plot of Cuban
br1gands to capture Senator Sherman while on his
recent pleasure trip may not have been without
some foundation in fact. The seizure OF a local
planter and his detention for a ransom OF TWENTY
i've thousand dollars are proof that the bandtt of
the island are not lacking in enterprise II they
considered mere grower OF sugar or tobacco
worth twenty-five thousand dollars, how much
better price would these greedy fellows have ex-
acted for candidate for the Presidency OF the
United States, an Office whose salary for single
year would redeem two planters! The brigands
might have gone further in search of prize and
Jared worse. Mr.. Sherman had engagements to
talk protection tn one place and politics In an.
other on his way home and az a man OF honor }A
would rather have paid almost any sum for HIS
liberty than break faith with his constituents
The belief that such plot was concs.te,i ares
perhaps TOO much credit to the Intelligence and
general information OF the man-stealers but frop,
no other point OF view is the idea Incredible
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WANTED-LOTS.

w be location free kindergarten and day nurse
poor white children. to be built on. as donation
dressed to Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK. 1917 10th St.
Superintendent Of the Pensoara and the Bethany Free
kinderparteos apl0-1m
MARVELLOUS IN THE NORTH SUBURBS
w especially those nutilsted by Luclow's recent
map. Address Box 81. Star Office. ap5-lms
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SAKs & COMPANY.

SAKs & COMPANY.
As our clientage embraces men from every
station in life we keep clothing to suit the re-
quirements of all
SEVEN DOLLARS
May seem q small amount to some people,
but its great deal of money to others. Those
'others" are quite - welcome to our house -
the millionaire. and their patronage is as
highly valued. That is why we are offering
some very good. serviceable business suits in
several colors at seven dollars suit
TEN DOLLARS
y Is the price Of our next highest suit, and at
this figure we are offering very large assort-
ment of Atwood Cashmere and Cheviot Suits,
in sack and frock styles. and in every color from
light to plain black
TWELVE DOLLARS
Will purchase at our house the choice of
about 25 styles Of Atwood suits, properly cut,
honestly made, and perfect in fit.
THIRTEEN-F1FTY
Is an odd price to name for suit of clothes,
but we figure how low it's possible to sell our
goods rather than how high price they will
bring and we find thirteen-ffty is the price at
which we can sell some lines of very handsome
suits, principally in mixed colors. Quite
stylish in appearance, and excellent wearing
goods.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Is the popular price, however, for . spring
suit; and knowing this from past experience,
we have provided styles and kinds enough at
this price from which the most critical can be
suited. Here are to be found colors and combi-
nations of co1ors, plaid and stripes. and in fact
everything which q thorough knowledge Of the
peoples wants tells us will be in demand. Well
stake our reputation on the correctness of style
and perfect fitting qualities Of these suits, and,
what's more, wen guarantee the price and
quality.
HIGHER PRICED SUITS
Come, of course, and we've got them in abun.
dance, but lack of space forbids our continuing.
Wen talk of those with you another day.
SAKS COMPANY,
THE PEOPLES CLOTHIERs.
ap27 300 TO 3OS SEVENTH STREET
TVSHE STAR REFRIGERATORs
l. Are the Best.
Manufactured expressly for
THE FAIR,
ap26-5t So TIN ST. NV.
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The recent disbanding OF the anarchist .sgrours,
ID chicago Is now represented as a mere preltrn,-
nary to more secret and effective orcan,zation
with grand uprising and revolution In 1880 in
new Instead Of disbancing Of their own accord
In good faith at this time they prefer TO be dts
Danded Violently and rudeiy on the occasion OF
after next '
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Rr.ur1ru1, FRrscH S.rrrvs

:
We have just opened another hundred pieces
of Beautiful French Sateens CFreres Koechlin's)
which, it anything. surpass in beauty Of finish
and designs any yet shown by IN. Our choicest
patterns are not to be found elsewhere in this
city. The newest come In Heliotrope, Coach
mans Drab. New Tan, Golden Olive, New Plum
and Lizard Green-ground colors, with neat high,
colored designs. Nearest approach to the French
Foulard Silks yet shown. The cream and ecru
grounds, with the small pink, blue snd black
figures, are hardly distinguishable from the
China Silks Unusually large assortment Of
Black. with small white and lavender designs.
We have all the plain shades to combine with
the fancies. Our price for either IL 25 cents per
yard We have plsced the entire stock of French
Sateens on . long center table in our spacious
basement, in order that customers can the more
readily make selections.
wnOnw Drp : rop-rrr30r,
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Glidden, one OF the New Haven boyceA .o-, nm,
were fined while ago for trying to b-eak ~, 80.
business of local newspaper, has aisanneared
and his wife discovers that he BIS been rav,ne
matrimonial addresses to a youa9 woman In one
OF the suburbs under the guisA OF an nnm,r,taJ
man his case should be a warning to othe,
walking delegates not to walk too far
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From Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Connecticut
have come protests against the SUSPENSION OF the
long and short haul clause OF the interstate COM
merce law, on the ground that such suspension "a
Of NO benefit except to the carriers and Is positive
ly injurious to the shippers, who represent the
public generally. This fact shows the folly of
jumping too hastily TO conclusions. A day or two
ago the newspapers were fun OF suggestions some
editorial and some communicated by readers, that
the law was q failure because nobody seemed
anxious for Its enforcement, while every mali
brought TO the commissioners petitions for its
practical abrogation. These critics made the COM
mon mistake OF supposing that resistance can pre-
cede assault. There be no resistance TIL there
Is something to resist. II the Law had been put
promptly into operation, and no one had CON-
planned OF its hardship, there would have been no
demand for its defence. The attacks having been
made from several different sides, 1t now remains
for the people who believe In the law to insist on
It's enforcement and TO show that 1t subserves the
welfare OF the many, even II It does give some
grounds OF complaint to the few.
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LINING DEPARTMENT..

Our Dress Lining Stock is larger than ever be-
fore, and the increased space enables us to show
it to good advantage. We keep everything re-
quired fer the, lining Of Dresses, Jackets wraps,
&c. Special attention il called to our East
Black Cambrics and Silesizs Elegant line of
Fancy Silesias. for waist and sleeve Innings Va
riety OF checks plaids and stripes, Is, 1S, 22,
25. 30 and 4Oc per yard. New line of GRAY Ma
neel Skirting. five shades, only 20 cents Der
yard.
(MAin floor, next to 18th street entrance.)
WOODWARD 4 IIOTHROP
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY
REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS
I've shall again offer some extraordinary inducements
in the following:
1000 yards percale ruching new 12xc per yard.
1000 pairs suspenders in white and colors tic.
GENTS GAUZE AND BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS. 25c
Windsor ties in all conceivable shades in all figured
and dotted designs for 19c. They are suitable for
ladies' children and mems wear.
One lot Of gents figured satin and silk scarfs 12c
were CSC.
These are odds and ends from regular stock.
5000 bottles ammoniated bay rum. 21c.
5000 bottles Tsppans extracts gle.
ALL 9sc. JEwELRY s7c
Consisting of cuff buttons, collar buttons ear Drops
lace pins, pendants. scarf pins, fob chains watch
chains, etc.
Every piece of iewelry warranted to wear
Gents hose &c. either in plain colors or stripes
and plain unbleached.
ALL OUR 81 LEATHER GOODS. Sc
Comprising pocket-books and card cases for either
ladies or gentlemen, and hand bags in tan, black or
fancy leather.
Positively the last lot of the renowned double width
DeBeiee remnants in brown and slate at 15c per yard
regular value 25c This lot has been considered by
the public in general be the lowest and most de-
cases Of Barker Mills and Androscoeein b,eacbed.
yard wide cotton remnants at &c. per yd worth &C.
lot Of spring calicoes beautiful designs at SIC per
yard worth SC. The patterns of this lot are an m.
ton of the French chalais.
We will offer a great speciality for this THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY only, full line of plain and
fancy nen suitable for furniture coverings at greatly
reduced prices.
new invoice of fancy draperies for curtains The
very latest designs at 8, 10 121s and 15c. yard
We will not forget to call your attention to Nothing
ham curtains, desirable length in and white at
SIPS per pair. Regular value 80
The last lot Of the wellknown Domestic hosiery in
ladies' and half hose, which offer pair for 25c
3 pair for CSC.
In order to close out the balance of our rustic and
plush frame mirrors will continue to allow re-
duction of 10 per cent this Thu rsday and Friday
lot of childrens bbbs, different designs and quail
tiles at and below cost this being odd remainder of
stock we determined to sell them and therefore
marked them at the lowest figures.
TWO CASES WHITE CHECK MUSLIN INI,FNGTHs
FROM g TO YARDS,
CENTS PER YARD, WORTH y CENTS.
VERY DESIRABLE FOR APRONS AND Chill.
DRENS DRESSES.
ALSO 500 START" CLOCKS 30-HOUR TIME
PIECE FOR 94c.
ALSO 500 ALARM CLOCKS. so-HoUR ALARM
S1O9.
These good time keepers and an article in daily
use You know what the regular prices are The only
reason have for selling them.o SO cheap is that
through buying an entire stock, these among the
lot but they are out of our line and GO THEY MUST
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CHLDRENs DEPARTMENT
Chfldren's White Null Caps, Csc. each
White Null and Swiss Embroidery Cans.
high and low crowns, only soc. each.
Large stock Of Children's Null Caps 75c. Al.
S125, 81 81. $l5O, sL76, 90 and az. 25 each.
Children's Pique Sum- Bonnets IS and SOC.
each.
Boys White Pique Hats, SO and 75c each.
Boys "Tam O'Shantern Caps, 81 SO and 81. SO
each.
Children's Mother Hubbard Aprons, g, 3 and
years. only Csc. each.
Childrens Fine Mother Hubbard APRONS.
trimmed with embroidery, only 75c each.
Children's High-Neck Aprons, yoke of lace,
trimmed around neck and sleeves with ruffie
edged with lace, only Toe. each i.
Children's Kate Greenaway" Aprons made
from fine null, only $l50 each.
INFANTS GOODS.
Elegant line Of Infants Long Slips, 25, 37k,
so, 62H, 75c. and 81 each.
Superb line Of Christening Robes. &c to sl5
EACH
Infants Flannel Skirts. long and short, 81
S5 and 81 each. ""' "''
Large variety of Infants Cloaks, 90 to SIS
each. '" ~ wv
No matter how small or how large the child
whatever 1t wants in wearing apparel we have
at prices considering the qualities Of 1naterial
style and workmanship, remarkably low.
(Second floor; take elevator)
WnnnVY 4 ID
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Yesterday was Calhoun day for e.c,t.a and ,

Yesterday was Calhoun day for excited and in
tereSted Charleston. and this Is Calhoun day for
the rest OF the country. which In every State and
county Is now receiving newspaper discourses
upon Calhoun and nullification ranging in charac-
ter and tone from the bitter denunciation OF the
South Carolinian at the Grant memorial services
In this city last night the Judas Iscariot OF his
tory" 70 the apprec1ative and eloquent eulogy de-
hvered By Secretary Lamar In the rush OF to-day
lot much time can profitably be consumed In a
discussion Concerning the soundness OF Calhoun's
views on the subject of States rights and nullif-
cation. Most people will view them - political
herees exposed such In his lifetime in spite Of
the ingenuity and logical skill with which they
were defended; though most Will admit that he
was thoroughly honest In his convictions But
the question has now only an abstract interest.
The union Of States Is the Union and notification
Is without defenders. The war settled all that,
even to those whom argument left unconvfnced.
As TO Calhouns Intellectual strength there can be
no dispute Personally, he was admirable In dig
nifty Of character and In purity OF Life which, un-
like that OF some OF hts great contemporaries was
beyond reproach.
secretary Lamar brings out the fact that Cal
hOun was strong advocate OF cfv1l-Serv1ce reform
and quotes from him q vigorous deuunciAtton of
the evils OF the spOils system in which Gas q sam
pie) he says: when the practice was reversed,
when Offices, instead of being considered pub.
lie trusts TO be conferred upon the deserving were
regarded "a the spells OF victory to be bestowed
rewards for partisan services without respect to
merit; when It came to be understood that all who
held ONCE held by the tenure Of partisan zeal and
party service it Is easy TO see that the certain d.
rect and Inevitable tendency Of such q state Of
things IS TO convert the entire body Of those In
ONCE into corrupt and supple Instruments OF
power, and to raise up q host OF hungry, greedy
and subservient partisans, ready for any service
however base and corrupt.r Calhoun was evf-
IDENTIFY sound In his views concerning civil serv1ce
REFORM If not concerning the nature OF the Union,
and mugwump Massachusetts,, with Websters
words In memory and It's present teachers OF civil
service reform In view, Will doubtless be the first
10 make the discrimination and TO ind something
TO praise well TO blame In the opinions Of the
southern logfc1an.
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Upper part laos pst.
NV. srs............ cps
l46 h. Zap. 81. n. q, Sr 50
l14o2. 14o4, l406 Nd
ave. N. e. Or ...........2 p,
i23Q 18th st.s.w. ,er......2l
32l.323, 323s ID St Sc
br.......................22
lbs h 81. NV, srs......2l
PHI 9TH 81. s. G., pos.
APRIL 2s, sr....,-.....1
340s y 1t. NV, 1r.....-24
2l3 LIST 81. ne. pos. Il
May 1. 5r......-..-..M
625 c 81. s.w., 6r.......1f
6lp L ct. s.w.. Only
l20lQ-2o2l + St n. VA
20, 81 Myrtle ne. ar. IL
1921. 500 Essex court i
W, 4r............-.R@
2o49 sth n-w..6r.....x.1l
, easement S2s 9TH n.w.1r.E
: OFFICES
z6S Ia. ave. hAsement&30
ATS la. ave..3d fir., [. 80
i40l 7th 81. LIST A.. 4r....25
AS eth ST. I'd a., fr. r.25
9th and Pa ave, rTn. Z. Id
6l5 9TH ST.. rm. ll.......S
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UpHo1srERY DEPARTMENT.

lvEPARTMENT
Among the numerous bargains being offered
in this department are the following:
SO Pieces 4O-inch Curtain Scrim, choice
styles Of faggotting. only &c. per yard
500 Holland Shades, yards long 20 inches
wide; ready to hang. all colors, only 43c. each.
100 Ga Raw Silk Table Covers, knotted
fringe, only $1.5O each.
5O-inch Bulgarian Cross Stripe Curtains,
handsome effects, only s1.6O per pair,
100 Pair French Etamine Curtains, yards
long, SO inches wide These curtains are not
stamped, but yarn-dyed, and the colors are
guaranteed fast. Very handsome summer cur
tains, only 81 25 per pair
Fourth foor take elevator)
WOODWARD H yOTHROp
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EoR RENT-BoUsEs.
II 1927 q ut. n.w- fur.
MI. 11rs. ..,....Hl Ss
el5 ! ct. n w., lar. and
less :sis, n. ", iur..
pos, June 1. 11r.......ia
900 NJ ST. NV. 13r. II
ae3 18th st.n W, Tor. :. "
l4o6 l. st.n.w.. i3r. -. 30
llo5N.H.ave. NV. Pr. 40
1919 Corcoran ST. NV.
POS. May l5. Tor. -.
1915 Both st.n.w. lars. 40
lS43 sth 1t. NV, poss. =
May l. 9r. .35
Upper part 1906 Psa -
May L. Or. 80
1908 q ct. NV, sr. 4 sta. 81
III 18th st. n. w.. Or. SO
STORES. ETC.
Str. nm, part cellar. cor.
4th and \ sts.n.w- S25
str. rm. 154l M Ut. NV. Is
Stable rear l410 X ut.
Nv III
Stable rear e22 X 81. u.
cslis i:'i i51s Ms n ~ !
Stnble rxar 335 I'd st a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w Prats' Real Estate Directory. published in 1874:
also Forsyths Map OF Wash,ps1on pnpsished 1876
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INOR RENf-3UB-3l0 n sT.-NEW AND COM
Il plete 3-story and basement brick Dwellings, nine
roosne each and IL modern lmIrovemepts rent -
duced 70 $40 each sWohMS1kDI BRADLEY. VIZ
st. NV. apll-lm
NOR RENT-THREE-sToRH BAY WINDOW
II eight rom House. QQS q. nv: @ nih &C. u
Perfect orosr, fent IS. Aodress NkhlIAS -
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
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9aaet peb 9pben eiter langere 9ios
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minoeiis op9tis % briitis oanbmanb,
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meo neutrality-suspicious. Gioberturs.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

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bar e~iterldot it9 2dtteren Yctra &eoers
batter, opbUloenoe li8 / Imsrita, men
bpor Utoss life, inoialoes.
9aoetauo % gaa0s Stiiteret, 2See
Sanuar 1857. 8 5oei ,iter 3usmaaO 5obn
0dnien Siaaeie al @rau er ueoeuaaipae
toenoe uouaupreoe til 2tuterIta, nemlis:
gGl0le 9atter Mime, siii meo Crit pau
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Miartm Gu3ebrsiitH, motaloes.
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3om 5ebruar 1887. 8oei etter aiopoe 0us
manO 6a9bart aarlieu 0taspal o8 tiougere
aiop,e Qultru Uiolteu SognsO-ttcr al Dtos
piten.
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Glbertme aaaiipl, buis Cpbolositeo er op.
sipen at bare l6tb 5ap Street, Gbicaso, inc
fables.
Snbre Sosus Stiiteret, Bite Sanuar
1887. Spet eiter 1usnauo G5riltoier 81
monlen % Slenleuenoe 6uitru Anua Tebrss
batter al Qafslo. 9atter anna, for Here
glar lioen uopanoret til Gmerita, inotaloes.
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1887. Soet eIter aiopoe gufe Serte @Rttt8S.
batter 8eiIerltab eIer SieuiGt al 9ier p9
fpr afopoe Ntano Gbrliiopber Ironi.u Sten-
l9t. Gruitserne / Soet, buoriblanot tire
Sisparo, gaeUolo o9 Gbriitopber Gborlen
gmerita, inotiloes.
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efter &osterlte peD Bauitao Alpl, Nnne St'
len. Aule 8ulbranoien 2lmertta iuotaloes
Gbriittan a Sfiiteret, 1909 5br. 1897
gHteiru Gbriitiana Stute Grihisns 3eosbo
Zen NfOgoes irauGrenoe @rotn9, nemlis
Spiteripnueu gbriltian Seuieu eler Garjcn
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NGrtraHo % iOr afosbe aone 8uri Glsoat
ter. 3e irauGrenoe Arpingsr 9attcrign
nerne NfOerS % anuo Sispeien / Nmeritn
innfaloe5.
Spet efter 6ol9efone gritba Gaiussoatte,
9p8eIanO al 0lelmelGn % gienleueHoe Ntanl
lbore Glen 9pselano. Be Nmerita Doe
renoe N~ruinger Hrooer Cars G0tn9ien Mp
rem, Seiter Siri Gllingsoatters 8ern o.
5alpbrooer Cling Glinsien glpreus SSrn
inofaloeS.
- Soet efter StranoIiooer Mlitfel Witfel
fen Np9aaro al NGrltrato. Be iraoRrenoU
NruinBer Spnuerne Nils Wiffelieu Setlanl
os Claus Ytitfelien / Nmerifa iamt 9atterel
Gabel Witfelsoatter, gift meb Ole Senri
Glen Nroig, eller bisies Bprn, inofaloes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
San bauoe Salt aiseaut | oeer

u. NlnnAci 9~tSijtert 5upt & @. q. gat.,
6. II. 3 4 Z. u. 81 1ripcr: Z pper 90 glor
tnr icg nGrct anaycbrt al Salt 3heum AZ htr
nett iarli1c &rt. Sm %jutereu bar mire
'ruStr nnrct i en- ioaban fiiItaro, at bet
ar oGrct urnuli9t for nj9 at flroe Of cner
'nn n'i9 n6en Strip, ~ ieg har boit Sane
ttr ciier GmIo9 poa 0cnberne miroi Frr
G}ldneocr, inotil icG 5~clrnote at BRUCE "Ga.
'9on (grtract ri GInr fin Gurc". Set ct
aHltc @iiftert at Get belbrcoerc mine 6rnHcr.
;'orc SLATER hin 81. 5ilialas hos G. =.
Seller. 0ecorab, 3ppa. % hos pnalicetiae
.~lri99iter pperalt. %
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Mrpn bette Dlab).

Gn Slagter, lom laa paa Scttelens
gen, iasoe til lin SnItru, iom lab os
sreb: "Mariane, buis jeg Dor, maa
on siite big mco Meiteripenoen, ban er
en- bra aarl, pg bet maa iaa aaisepel ct
Wanoiolf til at itpre Slasteriet." =
ga, er BET life bet, jes aft bar tanft
paa ielu," iuarebe Mariane, meoens
8raaoen too benoe.